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"Three Men On A Horse":—Season's Best Comedy Be The Week on the Stage By Joseph T. Shipley f' HORSE—LAUGHS "THREE MEN ONA fffiRSE;" By J. C. Holm and Geo, Abbott. At the Playhoum: The...
...Peculiarly enough...
...In his supporting cast are such well-known players as Bramwell Fletcher, Raymond Massey, Joan Gardner, Anthony Bushnell, Nigel Bruce, Phillip Strange, Mable TerryLewis, and many others...
...The Wt" Next on TheeM Union's Schedule The Theatre Union will p)», holiday matiness of its current bit, "Sailors of Cattaro," on Lincoln's Birthday and Washington's Birthday, and will reduce the pricei of its orchestra e*o»ts to $1 on thots occasions...
...Situations shift in swift comic movement...
...At the Playhoum: The season's sum of laughter has grown by a storm, now that "Three Men on a Horse" is hilarious at the Playhouse...
...William Lynn is excellent as the bewildered but finally self-assert-1 ing Erwin...
...For he has an uncanny knack of picking winners—just for fun...
...dialogue stirs with the homely rightness...
...They get off to a great start, and by the time they're heading toward the finish we're hanging on 'our seats...
...his specialty is Mothers...
...she recaptures, with a laugh, the "square dances" of .two generations ago...
...which will open in the Cjvie Repertory Theatre the middle of March...
...Her "Ballet Class," and her moods of the "Mountain White" and the 'Forty-Niners,, are frankly humorous...
...he falls into the hands of some race-track gamblers, and the fun is unleashed...
...It Is being released by United Artists...
...Lost in the rhuffle when it opened against ten other plays Christmas week, playgoers overlooked the reviews usually sufficient to insure good business from the start...
...Her dancing and her arrangements (visible this Sunday evening at the Guild) 'represent the sincere search of a sensitive spirit for a fitting expression of its urgent impulses, the time's impulses, in the art of the dance...
...The photography was produced by Alexar, Korda and directed by Harold Young...
...James Cagney and Pat O'Brien are the stars, Margaret Lindsay is featured in the leading feminine part, Leslie Howard ia The Scarlet Mmaemel" at Radio City Music Hall Starring Leslie Howard, "The Scarlet Pimpernel," melodrama adapt^i from the famous bestseller, is current at the Radio City Masse Hall, Opposite Mr...
...or smilingly seeks 1 still farth to twist local color into satire...
...Erwin Trowbridge, subdued suburbanite, henpecked by his brother-in-law, content if he may call his soles his own, amuses himself on the daily bus by figuring the results oi' the races...
...SATIRE—EARNEST The Guild Theatre has provided opportunity to see two of the best representatives of two types of dancing: last Sunday evening Agnes de Mille...
...and between them and the authors (it's staged by Mr...
...Others are more concerned...
...Goldepburg played with dramatic companies in France, Belgium, Lithuania and Poland...
...Accent on Youth," despite grand reviews, failed to attract attention...
...it would be a risk...
...Abbott) the audience also finds it the' season's best comedy bet...
...But one morning, after a particularly hen-pecked moment, the worm turns from the bus to go on a bust...
...The comedy has been playing to increasing receipts ever since and is now close to capacity...
...Agnes de Mille uses her dei't grace for humor and subtle satire...
...Behind these simple figures is a story that is heartening to every Broadway producer, for this is the first time in many years that a manager has succeeded in saving a play after a poor box-office start...
...No, he'd never think of that...
...Gaige determined to fight tradition and turned the battle in his favor after the fourth week...
...besides, it would spoil his good guessing...
...Crosby Gaige Defies Tradition to Make Hit of Raphaelson Comedy "Accent on Youth," the comedy by Samson Raphaelson, featuring Constance Cummings, Nicholas Hanncn and Irene Purcell at the Plymouth Theatre, played to a gross business of $11,000 last week...
...and their eagerness makes the comedy more intense—including th way in which 4he track turns on dear old J brother-in-law...
...During the nine months he spent in Europe, Mr...
...The work of Martha Graham, on the other hand, is a straightforward, earnest presentation of the deeper moods of life, in which emotion and intellect fuse to stir with some quality of the spirit...
...Day, and somehow this worries him more than ail the money he1 might win on hU hobby—horses...
...It also announces fhst it will close "Sailors of Cattaro" on March 2nd to make way for iti I next play, "The Pit," by Albert 'Maltz...
...and next, Martha Graham...
...he has the help of a' cast that itself clearly enjoys the' play...
...The production was photographed by Hal Rosson in many unusual effects, and the adaptation it by Robert Sherwood, American playwright, and Arthur Wimperis...
...Erwin, you must know, is by profession a( writer of verses for greeting cards...
...According to present tradition, a show is either an outright nit or flop, but Crosby Gaige, full of faith in his produced, reversed the decision by astute showmanship...
...Devil Does of Hie Air" Opens at the Strand "Devil Dogs of the Aair," the "Devil Dogs of the Air," the first Cosmopolitan picture released by Warner Bros., is current at the Strand Theatre...
...She works, however, not by overstatement—which makes obvious much of the work of Angna Enters, for example—but by the careful management of effects of understatement...
...and the jockeys, I mean the actors, gallop along in a. gorgeous tumult...
...Yiddish Star Returns Front Abroad Samuel Golden burg, well-known Yiddish dramatic star, has returned from abroad, where he appeared in a series of guest performances...
...Howard will be the exotic Merle Oberon, who made an auspicious screen debut in this country in "The Private Life of Henry VIII...
...Howard made this picture against the beautiful backgrounds of the British countryside...
...Her Mozart minuet is just short of the dignity it demands—thus mocks itself...
...her "Hymn," instead of the quiet, positive faith appropriate, is borne with many backward movements through a mood of bewildered doubt...
Vol. 18 • February 1935 • No. 66
